NARENDRA MODI WOMEN POLICIES

West Bengal polls: PM misusing govt machinery for political campaigns, says Mamata Banerjee

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of misusing government machinery for political campaigns. She stated that Modi's address regarding the women's quota bill constituted an illegal campaign for the BJP. Banerjee plans to file a complaint with the Election Commission. She questioned the delay in implementing the women's reservation bill passed in September 2023.

Tamil Nadu polls: Amit Shah to visit Chennai, offer prayers at Kapaleeshwarar Temple, lead roadshow in Mylapore

Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026: Union Home Minister Amit Shah campaigned in Tamil Nadu ahead of the upcoming polls. He visited a temple and held a roadshow. Shah criticized the ruling DMK government, alleging corruption and nepotism. He promised an NDA government would end corruption and ensure justice for Tamil Nadu's women. The state goes to polls on April 23.

West Bengal elections: TMC 'betrayed' women, will be punished in assembly polls, says PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Trinamool Congress of betraying women by blocking a bill for 33% reservation in Parliament and state assemblies. He asserted that women voters in West Bengal would punish the TMC in the upcoming assembly polls for opposing women's empowerment.

Modi accuses TMC, Congress of blocking women’s reservation bill

Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused Trinamool Congress and Congress of conspiring to block the Women's Reservation Bill in Parliament. He stated that West Bengal's women will punish TMC for betraying them. West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee refuted the claims, stating TMC champions women's representation and opposes the delimitation exercise linked to the bill.

PM Modi flays Opposition for women's quota bill defeat

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has strongly criticized opposition parties for the defeat of a bill aimed at fast-tracking women's reservation. He held the Congress, DMK, Trinamool Congress, and Samajwadi Party responsible for this outcome. Modi assured that women's reservation would eventually be implemented. He stated that parties opposing the legislation would face consequences from women voters.

At Cabinet meeting, PM Modi tells ministers to expose opposition's 'anti-women' mindset before people: Sources

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has stated that political parties opposing the women's reservation bill will face consequences. He urged Union ministers to highlight the opposition's stance as anti-women to the public. The bill did not secure the required majority in the Lok Sabha. The government remains committed to implementing women's reservation by the 2029 Lok Sabha elections.

West Bengal Polls: Mamata Banerjee calls delimitation bill 'ploy to divide'

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee claims the Delimitation Bill aims to divide India. She stated the downfall of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP has begun. Banerjee asserted her government already ensures women's representation through reservations in local bodies. She urged voters to reject the BJP and its backed candidates in the upcoming elections.

Women's Reservation Bill letter in Vasundhara Raje’s name goes viral; she calls it fake

A purported letter in Vasundhara Raje’s name criticising the BJP’s stance on issues including the Women’s Reservation Bill went viral on social media, triggering reactions. Raje dismissed it as fake, calling it the work of mischief makers. She reiterated support for PM Modi and said efforts on women’s representation are being widely welcomed.

CPI asks PM Modi to apologise to women over 'cold storage' of Reservation Act

The CPI has demanded Prime Minister Narendra Modi apologize to women nationwide. The party alleges the Prime Minister is delaying the Women's Reservation Act. They also cite the President's exclusion from the new Parliament inauguration and atrocities in Manipur. The CPI claims the Prime Minister views women as political tools.

‘Dreams crushed’, ‘selfish politics’, and ‘we’ll be back’: Key highlights from Modi’s speech after Lok Sabha rejects women’s reservation amendment bill

Prime Minister Narendra Modi apologized to Indian women after the Lok Sabha rejected the 33% reservation bill. He stated that the aspirations of women were curtailed and their dreams were shattered. Modi accused opposition parties of selfish politics and celebrating the bill's defeat. He warned of political consequences for those who opposed the measure.

Even if there are 543 or 850 seats, BJP will win: Union Minister Pralhad Joshi on Delimitation

Speaking with the reporters outside the Parliament, Joshi said that the Centre delinked the census from delimitation to ensure women's reservation and increase the overall seats in the Parliament.

BJP-led govt’s constitutional amendment bill for women quota in Parliament fails Lok Sabha test

Parliament rejected a bill to implement 33% women's reservation by 2029, requiring an expansion of Lok Sabha seats. The government blamed opposition parties for the failure, citing a lack of consensus on delimitation. Despite the bill's defeat, the 2023 women's reservation law remains in effect. The government vows to continue its push.

'Magician has lost his tricks': Rahul Gandhi takes a jibe at 'PM Modi', calls 'Op Sindoor, demonetisation' failed tricks

Rahul Gandhi has raised an eyebrow at the government's claims of promoting women's empowerment, arguing that it serves more as a facade for altering India's electoral framework. He asserts that the bill is not a heartfelt reform but rather a strategic maneuver to delay OBC representation and weaken the voices of southern and northeastern regions.

‘PM is the biggest flag bearer of feminism’: Kangana Ranaut in Women’s Reservation debate

Women’s reservation, Delimitation bills: PM Narendra Modi offers 'blank cheque' to opposition for credit

Narendra Modi described the women’s reservation and delimitation bills as a defining moment for Parliament, saying they will shape India’s political future and strengthen inclusive governance. He defended women’s reservation as a national reform beyond politics, while accusing opposition parties of hypocrisy for backing quotas at the local level but resisting them in Parliament. Modi also highlighted the growing political role of women at the grassroots and warned that those opposing the move could face long-term political consequences.

PM Modi's Lok Sabha address on Women's Reservation, Delimitation Bill: Key highlights

A significant legislative package has been introduced in Parliament. This package aims to implement 33 percent reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies. The implementation is planned to begin from the 2029 general elections. This move comes nearly three decades after the concept was first proposed.

Women's reservation & delimitation bills tabled: India braces for 850-seat Lok Sabha future

Parliament is set to introduce three key bills, including women's reservation from 2029 and delimitation of constituencies. While the opposition supports women's quota, they strongly oppose the delimitation bill, citing concerns over constituency redrawing and potential seat increases. The government aims to pass these bills together, with the opposition questioning the basis and fairness of the proposed changes.

Narendra Modi government wants to 'shelve' caste census: Congress

The Congress party accuses the Modi government of planning to delay a caste census. They claim this is to avoid pressure for OBC women's reservation in Parliament. The government is expected to bring amendments for women's reservation implementation. This move, according to the Congress, aims to prevent representation for a large section of OBC women.

Women's reservation idea a century old, says Modi

Narendra Modi urged swift implementation of the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam, calling it a long-considered reform with historical roots and stressing that further delay would be unjust. In an open letter to women ahead of a constitutional amendment in Parliament, he called for consensus across parties to ensure 33% reservation for women in legislatures is implemented fully by the 2029 elections.

Implementing women's reservation in 2029 elections is collective sentiment of nation: PM Modi

In September 2023, Parliament passed the 'Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam', commonly known as the Women's Reservation Act, that provided for reservation of one-third of seats for women in the Lok Sabha and legislative assemblies.

Women’s reservation: PM Modi makes strong pitch for a new era in India, calls 2029 timeline crucial

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is rallying for women's reservation within legislative assemblies by the year 2029. A special parliamentary session is on the horizon, ready to chart the course for this groundbreaking initiative. This pivotal shift aims not just at promoting women's development but at paving the way for leadership by women themselves.

'Era of Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao, Beti Badhao': Delhi CM Rekha Gupta backs Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam

Parliament will convene for a special session to advance the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam. This move introduces a 33 percent reservation for women in Lok Sabha and state legislatures. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta lauded this initiative, calling it a significant step for women's empowerment. The government aims to implement this reservation through a new census and delimitation process.

Modi government wants to put caste census in cold storage: Congress

Congress accuses the government of delaying the caste census. It claims Prime Minister Modi intends to amend the women's reservation law with deceptive intentions. The party highlights past government stances against a caste census. This comes ahead of Parliament's session where bills for women's reservation and Lok Sabha seat increase are expected. Opposition leaders plan a joint strategy meeting.